Well let's start with the mold first... Burger King made a bold move to promote their preservative-free burgers by showing what it looks like over a month later. Listen in to hear our thoughts on that as well as Supreme's continued reign over culture via their partnership with Oreo, as well as Lego's latest work.

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The Super Bowl is old news and the brands are back to their regular scheduled advertising. Which means the Salad Boys are back to their regularly scheduled bantering. This week they discuss a new Harley campaign that's over a year in the making, try to understand BMW's "Option 2," and cringe (in a good way?) at Playstation's idea of putting your heart into gaming.

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The biggest day of the year for advertising just happened, and the boys have a lot to say. Using USA Today's Ad Meter as a reference, tune in to hear them break down the top 10 ads from the Big Game alongside some color commentary about their other favorite and not so favorite spots. Here's a preview: The Chiefs and Jeep won. The 49ers and Baby Nut lost.

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This week, the boys sifted through a sea of Super Bowl teaser ads and finally found two exciting campaigns to discuss. They analyze the effectiveness of Under Armour's new campaign and consider how it might set them apart in the fitness space. Then, they bring out the tissues to discuss a shockingly sad spot from Greenpeace that tells a powerful story about humanity's effects on the homes of sea turtles.

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On the 50th episode (thanks all of you wonderful people, we <3 you), the Salad Boys discuss their favorite ads from the past year. And share their thoughts on an absurd new campaign from Equinox that celebrates narcissism and features underage children dancing awkwardly.

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To wrap up the season, Cole and Zack analyze even more great holiday ads. Listen as they breakdown Chick-fil-A's charming animated short film about time, discuss the effectiveness of classic tourism posters revamped to fight climate change, marvel at unique Star Wars promotional posters, and talk through what might be the best holiday ad of the year (Trent here - it definitely is).

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On this special episode, Trent sits down with Cole Habersham, account manager at R/GA and founder of Real Agency Salaries, to discuss the motive behind the original spreadsheet that struck such a nerve in the industry. Tune in as they explore the importance of salary transparency and talk through how you can use this knowledge as a tool to empower yourself. Listen to the episode, then visit realagencysalaries.com to participate, learn, and see where Cole's project is geared to go next. Make sure to also follow along with them on Instagram @realagencysalaries.

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You've had many helpings of Trent and Zack this Holiday season and now it's time for another hearty helping of Trent and Cole. Listen in as the two of them discuss AT&T's surprisingly great holiday ads, Chilly's funny take on gifting, a tear-jerker of a telecom ad, and Guinness' clear take on responsible drinking. As a bonus, you'll also get to hear them discuss how they've soured on Burger King's suddenly stale marketing. Plus, stay tuned for our interview with Cole Habersham, account manager at R/GA and the founder of Real Agency Salaries, which drops this Thursday!

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